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moore_94

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  1. Don’t agree with that personally His 1 cap for Belgium was 7 minutes off the bench in a friendly back in March, 3rd choice behind both Casteels and Sels
  2. New 2nd choice keeper ahead of Ward Iversen leaves Stolarczyk can go out on loan in January and get game time if back from his injury then
  3. Only way it makes sense is if we are managing to get rid of BOTH Ward and Iversen really Although I personally would still get another keeper to boot Ward away from being 2nd choice currently
  4. Oh no it is the keeper
  5. Doesn’t actually seem to be anywhere on The Athletic?
  6. Forest really going for it with trying for a new striker
  7. https://x.com/sachatavolieri/status/1828348459088216252 I think we will do that.
  8. SPL is a great move for him I imagine loan interest for him in EFL probably would’ve been League One in which case the SPL is a much better choice
  9. https://www.hln.be/jupiler-pro-league/el-khannouss-en-genk-lijnrecht-tegenover-elkaar-ook-derde-bod-leicester-ontoereikend-br~a4efe9fb/?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=socialsharing_web&referrer=https%3A%2F%2Ft.co%2F El Khannouss and Genk diametrically opposed, Leicester's third bid also inadequate Leicester wants Bilal El Khannouss and Bilal El Khannouss wants Leicester. The problem is that the water between the English RC Genk is still deep. The atmosphere between both camps is tense. Until further notice, the 20-year-old midfielder will not train with the Limburgers. These are exciting days for Bilal El Khannouss. The Moroccan international has set his sights on a transfer to Premier League promoted Leicester City. The talent has made no secret of the fact that he wanted to make the move to a top competition this summer. Genk gave him the freedom to negotiate with other teams and wanted to cooperate under the right conditions. It saw him as the most expensive outgoing transfer ever and initially aimed at around 35 million euros. "With his talent, he should be able to break the Belgian transfer record", Genk chairman Peter Croonen said a year ago in HLN - before the transfer of Igor Thiago to Brentford (37 million euros). Million Dance In the meantime, Genk's asking price has dropped somewhat, while Leicester made a third bid yesterday evening. According to our information, that is also insufficient. Wait and see if an agreement with Genk will be reached by Friday evening, when the English market closes. El Khannouss himself is waiting impatiently. His camp believes that Genk is asking too high a transfer fee for him and is disappointed that Genk is sticking to its guns at the negotiating table. As a result, El Khannouss decided to withdraw from training this morning, a decision that he motivated in front of the entire dressing room. Which in turn caused dissatisfaction at the club. Genk points out that the agreement is that they, as the selling club, conduct the negotiations and determine the price. In short: both parties are currently diametrically opposed to each other. To be continued. No replacement Genk will not be looking for a replacement for El Khannouss. That has everything to do with Kos Karetsas. The 16-year-old top talent showed again today in the practice match against Fortuna Sittard (2-0) that he is ready for the big job and the club does not want to stand in his way too much. A departure of El Khannouss would once again make the cash register ring in Limburg. By selling Mike Penders - his transfer to Chelsea will be announced soon - Alieu Fadera (Como), Mark McKenzie (Toulouse), Matias Galarza (AC Talleres), Anouar Aït El Hadj (Union), Rasmus Carstensen (FC Köln) and Nicolás Castro (Elche), Racing already collected 37.5 million euros this summer.
  10. UPDATE: El Khannouss and Genk diametrically opposed, Leicester's third bid also insufficient.
  11. Unless we make a pretty good profit on him I don't think it would help us fund a new one would it? We have always been told actual cash isn't the issue but PSR
  12. None of that Prem experience that Cooper wants, will be down to 5th choice once Coady is back Even if Faes does go I don’t think Cooper would use him
  13. Honestly wouldn't put it past them to still sell Cannon but have Ayew as the only new striker!
  14. Leeds offered £13m for Hamer His release clause has expired apparently as well https://www.thestar.co.uk/sport/football/sheffield-united/sheffield-united-reject-transfer-offer-from-leeds-united-for-key-man-after-million-miles-away-verdict-coventry-city-4756923?utm_medium=Social&utm_source=Twitter#Echobox=1724692457-2
  15. Would just about cover the value left on him wouldn't it? Still think we should only be looking to loan him...
  16. Yeah around that, got some decent pace to him for such a big guy as well
  17. Because if he is in the middle it means he has faster players either side of him to help You are also more likely to get caught out for pace on the wide positions because there is a lot more space that the opposition player would drag you out into as you would need to go and engage, not really likely when in the middle
  18. Isaak Touré - 21 year old, 6ft7, left footed centre back at FC Lorient Looks quite impressive even for a side who got relegated
  19. Would be in the correct position and not having to decide whether to cover the middle or the right if Faes hadn't gone for a wander
  20. 1 rare goal from him wont make up for the regular mistakes he makes
  21. Need some clips of how far he went forward when we conceded the first goal as well, caused chaos at the back for everyone else
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